Barbus anatolicus, a new barbel from the Kızılırmak and Yeşilırmak River drainages in northern Anatolia (Teleostei: Cyprinidae) Turan, Davut Kaya, Cüneyt Geiger, Matthias Freyhof, Jörg Zootaxa 2018 2018-08-23 4461 4 539 557 382L 40829 [365,453,1251,1277] Actinopterygii Cyprinidae Barbus GBIF Animalia Cypriniformes 3 542 Chordata genus    1a 39–44 total vertebrae; small-sized fish reaching about 200 mmSL............................................... 2  1b 44–49 total vertebrae; large-sized fish reaching usually 300–500 mmSL.......................................... 5   2a Lower lip with a median lobe............................................................................. 3  2b Lower lip with a median swollen pad...................................................................... 4   3a 62–71 total lateral line scales; 6–8 gill rakers.....................................................  B. niluferensis  3b 52–61 total lateral line scales; 8–11 gill rakers..................................................  B. pergamonensis   4a 69–87 lateral line scales........................................................................  B. miliaris  4b 50–66 lateral line scales......................................................  B. cyri/ B. lacerta/ B. karunensis   5a Lower lip with median lobe............................................................................. 6  5b Lower lip with median swollen pad....................................................................... 8   6a Flank plain-brown or with many minute dark-brown spots in adults......................................  B. rionicus  6b Flank, back and head with many irregularly shaped black or brown spots, often also with large, dark-brown blotches in juve- niles and adults........................................................................................ 7   7a Lateral line with 54–58 scales; anal fin longer in female than in male...................................  B. escherichii  7b Lateral line with 58–71 scales; anal fin of equal length in female and in male.............................  B. anatolicus   8a Head length 1.2–1.5 times in body depth; snout length 1.5–1.7 times interorbital distance....................  B. oligolepis  8a Head length 1.0–1.2 times body depth; snout length 1.4–1.5 times interorbital distance.......................  B. tauricus